Top talent at iLembe and District mini cricket festival
More than 100 pupils from 14 schools attended the festival.
iLembe’s cricketing future looks to be in safe hands after some impressive talent was unearthed at an exciting mini cricket festival last week.
More than 100 youngsters from 14 schools arrived at the iLembe and District Mini Cricket Mega Festival on Wednesday, ready to show off their skills and have some fun.
The festival is an annual opportunity for the kids to make friends and learn from some of the best coaches in the region.
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“This year saw the number of schools double and the committee’s work towards the promotion of mini cricket in iLembe was simply outstanding,” said iLembe Cricket president, Desigan Pillay.
Borne from the success of the event, mini cricket will find a regular place on the calendar from next January, with coaching sessions and matches taking place every fortnight at KwaDukuza Primary.
“Schools are encouraged to send their teams every fortnight on Saturdays throughout the year. A calendar detailing the dates and times for coaching has been sent to schools.”
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